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A Bossa da Conquista

Título original: The Knack ...and How to Get It
  • 1965
  • 18
  • 1 h 25 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,3/10
3,9 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Rita Tushingham in A Bossa da Conquista (1965)
Cool, sophisticated Tolen (Ray Brooks) has a monopoly on womanizing - with a long like of conquests to prove it - while the naïve, awkward Colin (Michael Crawford) desperately wants a piece of it. But when Colin falls for an innocent country girl (Rita Tushingham), it's not long before the self-assured Tolen moves in for the kill. Is all fair in love and war, or can Colin get the the knack and beat Tolen at his own game?
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA young school teacher tries to master the art of flirtation using his neighbor's skills.A young school teacher tries to master the art of flirtation using his neighbor's skills.A young school teacher tries to master the art of flirtation using his neighbor's skills.

  • Direção
    • Richard Lester
  • Roteiristas
    • Charles Wood
    • Ann Jellicoe
  • Artistas
    • Rita Tushingham
    • Ray Brooks
    • Michael Crawford
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,3/10
    3,9 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Richard Lester
    • Roteiristas
      • Charles Wood
      • Ann Jellicoe
    • Artistas
      • Rita Tushingham
      • Ray Brooks
      • Michael Crawford
    • 48Avaliações de usuários
    • 45Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Indicado para 6 prêmios BAFTA
      • 5 vitórias e 9 indicações no total

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    Rita Tushingham
    Rita Tushingham
    • Nancy Jones
    Ray Brooks
    Ray Brooks
    • Tolen
    Michael Crawford
    Michael Crawford
    • Colin
    Donal Donnelly
    Donal Donnelly
    • Tom
    William Dexter
    • Dress Shop Owner
    Charles Dyer
    Charles Dyer
    • Man in Photo Booth
    Margot Thomas
    • Female Teacher
    John Bluthal
    John Bluthal
    • Angry Father
    Helen Lennox
    • Girl in Photo Booth
    Wensley Pithey
    • Teacher
    Edgar Wreford
    • Man in Phone Booth
    Frank Sieman
    • Surveyor
    Bruce Lacey
    • Surveyor's Asst.
    George Chisholm
    George Chisholm
    • Left Luggage Porter
    Peter Copley
    Peter Copley
    • Picture Owner
    Timothy Bateson
    Timothy Bateson
    • Junkyard Owner
    Dandy Nichols
    Dandy Nichols
    • Tom's Landlady
    • (as Dandy Nicholls)
    Bernard Barnsley
    • Policeman
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Richard Lester
    • Roteiristas
      • Charles Wood
      • Ann Jellicoe
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários48

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    bethster2000

    Fantastic...May be my favorite film

    Richard Lester was the one with the knack...the knack for providing snapshots of Swinging London, and for that we should all be grateful. With The Knack...and How To Get It, Lester builds on his triumph of A Hard Day's Night with a winning cast, dynamic cinematography and a hilarious screenplay.

    Michael Crawford carries this film. He is, in short, adorable as the sexually frustrated milquetoast Colin. Another actor may have played Colin as pathetic; Crawford seems to have insight as to Colin's predicament and instead plays him as a well-meaning innocent. Ray Brooks is suitably slimy as skirt-chasing Tolen. Rita Tushingham is the very portrait of a British bird circa 1965, and a fine comedienne at that. My favorite character in the film, though, is Donal Donnelly as Tom. He really serves no ostensible purpose other than comic relief, which he amply provides. His timing is wonderful, especially playing off Ray Brooks.

    Lines from the screenplay make me laugh as I think about them, and the various plays on words throughout the film are incredibly clever.

    "Skirt is meat." Watch this film and see what I mean.
    7Quinoa1984

    the bizarre, sometimes funny, awkward, experimental break in-between Lester's Beatles movies

    The Knack is a comedy that is wildly exuberant in its editing style, sort of like Lester came out of a marathon of Godard movies from the period but on a bunch of pop rocks or some other candy confection, and he and his editor Anthony Gibbs (who was more comfortable with the 'Kitchen Sink' type movies than something like Hard Days Night, just look at his credits to see his name attached to nearly all the major titles) decided to go wild. Sometimes this works for the sake of the energy and decidedly... uncertain, going-in-many-directions-not-settled nature of the main character Colin (Michael Crawford), and sometimes it doesn't.

    Where it doesn't work for certain are the cut-always, almost in a strange, semi-satirical but documentary style where older people comment on these young people, whether it's Crawford or Rita Tushingham's character Nancy, who has only one real goal for the most part which is to find the YMCA in town, and they say things like "Mods and rockers" or "why in my day..." and things like that. I get what Lester was going for, that we have these outside perspectives almost as a commentary *on them*, but those little bits (sprinkled throughout the movie) are dated. Where the movie does still work is in creating a genuinely unsettling tone, and this creates a lot of moments of unexpected comedy - at times this is really a story about guys arguing over space in a flat and moving things around, bordering, if it were in lessor hands or those of today, like a sitcom, and then... it's also a story of toxic masculinity as a part of it.

    Another thing about looking at historical context - a year later, a version of the roommate/sorta-friend Tolen's type would appear as the "anti-hero(ish)" persona of Michael Caine's Alfie. But where Caine is an actor who can sort of make you feel if not much sympathy or empathy then at least some human understanding to his character (also, he's the lead, so what can you do but go for the ride with him), Ray Brooks is positively slimy as this guy who is somehow going to show Colin how to "get the Knack", which means how to get women. Somehow this is also communicated earlier, without much dialog needed, when Colin, as the school-teacher he is, for a moment gets distracted along with the other kids as they ogle at the girls outside (though he snaps out of it to try and be a disciplinarian... which he's bad at).

    But anyway, Brooks at first comes off seeming like the "cool" playboy type, or, more accurately (and I have to think Lester meant this as an intentional homage), Marcello Mastroianni out of 8 1/2 or La Dolce Vita (he even at one point does what seems like a "mock" whipping when Colin is playing around with Nancy... and then it doesn't seem like playing around anymore). Yet there's another level of commentary going on here; a version of this kind of movie could feasibly even show up many years after this as like, say, a college comedy or even a romantic comedy (an edgier one, but still). Watch as Brooks corners Tushingham in that room - his body language, his demeanor (does he *ever* genuinely smile, is the actor's question and choice he goes for, and its effective), it all leads to the question of being a sexual predator; how he got the "birds" he's had before one may question by this point - did he always have "the Knack", or did some of these girls not care so much if he had the hair or suit or Marcello glasses of whatever?

    The point is, this leads to the last stretch of the movie, which becomes... kind of a very odd joke about rape. Of course Nancy isn't really raped, not in the way we think as technically speaking.... but isn't it all the same the kind of 'rape' or sexual assault and language that has made things as of late in this country so f***ed up? It was impossible not to think about that, and yet Lester finds... humor in this(?)

    I think the key is that he goes all out about it - she wakes up after fainting from being so provoked (and yes, there *is* that element, let's not ever leave Tolen off the hook here, creep he is), and then proceeds to say 'RAPE!' over and over again (in one belly-laugh moment she goes up to a random house, knocks, the person answers, Rita says 'rape', and the old woman at the door says dead-pan, 'no thanks.'). It's not the rape that is funny, but the public's reactions to it, how it IS a chaotic and horrible thing in reality, but if it didn't actually happen... well, can it still be funny? I wonder what most people coming to this fresh would think about how Lester treats this material and these characters.

    It's a strange combination since it's a light-hearted affair - the highlight of the film involves when Colin and Tom, the other (new) roommate, first meet Nancy while they're collecting a bed frame, and have to move it themselves, on foot, across the city, and this scored to a jubilant, jazzy, wonderful and even happy kind of music by John Barry - but it deals in real hurt and pain that is caused by men who won't take bloody no for an answer. It's not something Lester is out to solve (I have no idea how it was in the play this was based on), however he does find a cinematic grammar that breaks apart how a mind thinks in moments that rattle the consciousness or when one's mind wanders and so on. It's a brash experiment that doesn't hold up as well as Lester's Beatles films, but it's fun and original while it lasts, which is at a fairly brisk 82 minutes.
    7richardchatten

    Man Must Dominate

    'Richard' Lester (as he was then billed) had just scored a huge hit with 'A Hard Day's Night' and before he moved on to 'Help' indulged himself with this raucous adaptation of Ann Jellicoe's play which today looks more of a museum piece than either of the films he made with the Fab Four (compounded with a light-hearted attitude to rape that certainly won't sit well with today's #MeToo generation).

    Set off by a snazzy score by John Barry, in it's frantic desire to be 'with it' it gets rather tiring and it's sobering to reflect that most of the bright young things that inhabit it are now in their eighties; but if you look fast you'll spot a wetsuited eighteen year-old Charlotte Rampling who still looks just as icily handsome in her late seventies.
    8RanchoTuVu

    youthful British cinema

    A young and sexually frustrated school teacher rents out a room in his old house to a hip drummer with a motorcycle who is an expert at seduction in the hope of learning how he does it. Crazy editing and a haphazard style make it a challenge for those of us brought up on westerns and film noirs. A youth movie for the 60's with Rita Tushingham who seemed to embody that period of youthful British cinema, with a decidedly British humor and a take on society and sex, all wrapped up in the anarchy of free form movie making. Similar in style to Lester's "Hard Day's Night" but without the Beatles to carry it, this film relies more on the patience of the viewer, as it has a nice little story within the chaos.
    8andyetris

    Screwball Sixties Silliness

    This is a manic Richard Lester comedy very similar to "A Hard Days Night," and if you liked that movie you'll like this one. It's a somewhat rambling froth-of-life tale about an awkward young man (Michael Crawford) who wants to learn how to pick up girls from his popular housemate (Ray Brooks). Brooks' attempt to instruct Crawford in the mysteries of the knack go hilariously awry when the pair encounter the flighty Rita Tushingham.

    I'm a little surprised that this won a Palme d'Or, but it IS very funny in a not-too over-the-top way. It's dramatically superior to contemporary early '60's comedy, and the principals turn in wonderful performances. If you like it, be sure to check out Lester's sunny nonsense "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" and the distinctly darker "How I Won the War."

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    • Curiosidades
      The Ann Jellicoe play on which this movie is based is a much straighter affair. When Richard Lester came on board, he added his own unique touches such as straight-to-camera direct addresses, humorous subtitles and a Greek chorus of disapproving members of "the older generation".
    • Citações

      Nancy Jones: Rape!

      Woman in House: Not today thank you.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      The closing credits (cast and crew) consist of rows of identical photographs and character/actor names, arranged like a series of photographer's contact prints of a strip of negatives.
    • Conexões
      Featured in Hollywood U.K. British Cinema in the Sixties: Northern Lights (1993)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      The Knack (Main Theme)
      Written by John Barry

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    Detalhes

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 22 de agosto de 1966 (Brasil)
    • País de origem
      • Reino Unido
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • The Knack... and How to Get It
    • Locações de filme
      • 1 Melrose Terrace, Hammersmith, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(apartment: the White Pad)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Woodfall Film Productions
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      • US$ 364.000 (estimativa)
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 25 minutos
    • Cor
      • Black and White
    • Proporção
      • 1.66 : 1

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